Harold Bandfield v. Coronado Shores Condominium Assoc.

Wrongful death case involving failure to notify tenants of a condo complex of emergency fire procedures. Jury verdict amounting to $546,646.10.

Hung vs. City of San Diego

High-speed police chase that ended when the pursuing officer ran a red light and broadsided Mrs. Hung's car killing Mrs. Hung. $1,950,000.00 settlement.

Doe v Roe: Physician Wrongful Death Sorry, no further details are available for this case.

$750,000.00 settlement. Death of our client resulted from liver failure after treatment with oral anti-fungal medication. (Lead attorney partner Daral Mazzarella.) Summary only available.

Doe v. Roe: Rollover Accident Sorry, no further details are available for this case.

$650,000.00 settlement in a wrongful death resulting from a vehicle rollover and ejection of the driver. (Lead attorney partner Daral Mazzarella.) Summary only available.

Doe Plaintiffs v. Roe Defendants (Confidentiality Provision) Sorry, no further details are available for this case.

A $2,500,000.00 settlement in a wrongful death case. Defendant's company driver failed to observe traffic had stopped and rear-ended our client's vehicle, bulldozing it into other vehicles. As the police attempted to rescue her the car she was trapped in caught on fire and she burned to death. Lead attorney was partner Kevin Quinn.

JEFFREY ZHANG and CATHY WANG v. DOE RENT A CAR SYSTEM, INC.,
a Delaware corporation; THE ESTATE OF JOHN DOE; and DOES 1 through 20.

A $1,000,000.00 policy limit settlement for a head on collision between a semi-tractor and rental car in which our client was a passenger. The accident killed our client and the driver of the car she was riding in. Lead attorney was partner Vincent J. Bartolotta, Jr and former associate Jill Cleary.

Plaintiff v. Doe Skilled Nursing Facility: Elder Abuse

A $465,000.00 settlement in an elder abuse/wrongful death case. Our client was an 84 year-old resident admitted to a Skilled Nursing Facility. Despite being assessed as a high risk for falls due to her blindness, medication and poor safety awareness minimal safety protocols were initiated. On the incident date, Defendant left the Decedent alone in her wheelchair, turned off the wheelchair safety alarm, failed to return Decedent back to bed, and aborted all other safety interventions. Tired, sedated, and alone, Decedent fell out of her wheelchair and smashed her head against the tile floor. Lead attorney was partner Kevin F. Quinn with former associate Timothy Tatro.